The Plateau Information and Communication Technology Development Agency (PICTDA) and the Child Cyber Protection (CC-Pro) are exploring measures to spread awareness on cyber safety
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Plateau peace agency, C-C Pro to explore internet resource for development
As part of its agenda to raise awareness on cyber protection particularly for young people and collaborate with other stakeholders to make the internet
Internet making young Nigerians more insecure, says roundtable on cyber protection
The internet is making young people in Nigeria increasingly more unsafe and vulnerable to abuses, a breakfast meeting on child cyber safety has revealed.
NGOs raise awareness on cyber child trafficking
A non-government organization (NGO), KRP Foundation for Education and Migration Awareness (KRP FEMA) this month in Jos, Plateau state, central Nigeria, kicked off its
GCSC unveils final report on advancing Cyberstability
The Global Commission on the Stability of Cyberspace (GCSC) has issued its final report Advancing Cyberstability, as part of a panel held at the 2019 Paris
Experts to government at HACKJOS 2019: Absence of child cyber protection could create ‘digital idiots’
By Olusegun Oruame The internet may be the most life-transforming tool in modern era, but it also is the greatest threat to building a
SIM swap fraud tops new wave of attacks targeting financial services, online services in Africa
SIM swap fraud tops the new wave of attacks targeting financial services and online services in Africa according to Kaspersky Lab experts in a
Cyber fraud climbs over N25B in five years in Nigeria, says CIFIAN
Over N25 billion cyber frauds have been recorded in Nigeria’s financial institution in the last five years, according to the Chartered Institute of Forensic
Build pervasive cyber resilience now
By Niyi Yusuf The confluence of social media, mobile devices, analytics and cloud solution especially pervasive platforms like Google, Facebook, Twitter, and WhatsApp, have
Nigeria: Expanding the Frontiers of Information Technology
By Uwa Suleiman From the 9th to the 11th of July 2018, the Vice President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Professor Yemi Osibanjo